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2WAY Week in Review

Rep. Ro Khanna, James Bennet, Tricia McLaughlin, Lydia Moynihan, and the 2WAY community are among the key voices driving the conversation this week

Mark Halperin

Mar 20

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It’s never too early to talk 2028—and there’s no better group than Nomi Konst, Alex Castellanos, and Axios’ Alex Isenstadt.

We break down the field, run through my updated “8 for ’28” rankings, and dig into the spoilers, the stakes, and the strategy behind a modern presidential campaign on “2WAY Tonight.”

THIS WEEK

Lydia Moynihan, Billy Binion, and Miranda broke down the latest shakeup in the Trump administration—and more—on “Citizen McCain”:

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Live from The Village Underground, Michael Moynihan and his panel dug into AI, job loss, universal basic income, and more:

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Nina, Robby, Emma, and Michael LaRosa explored Pete Hegseth’s perceived war with the press on “The Group Chat”:

Follow “The Group Chat” on their new YouTube channel—subscribe now: youtube.com/@groupchat2way

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Ethan walked us through another powerful health transformation journey on “LifeLONG”:

“NEXT UP”

On the latest episode of “Next Up,” I sit down with Ro Khanna on the real stakes of the Iran war—what’s gained, what it costs, and why diplomacy still matters—plus how he’s thinking about 2028.

Then, James Bennet joins me to break down Trump’s approach to the conflict and the risks in how it’s being framed.

And Vin Weber and Kevin Walling dig into why Trump—not the economy—may shape the midterms, from turnout to small-dollar money.

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